About Tommaso Carapella
Tommaso Carapella (Naples, c. 1715 – Naples, 1765) was an Italian composer, organist, and teacher active in Naples during the middle decades of the eighteenth century, a period when the city was one of Europe’s most important centres for sacred music and musical education. Born around 1715, Carapella was trained within the Neapolitan conservatory system and is documented as a pupil of Francesco Durante, placing him squarely within the lineage that also includes Pergolesi, Paisiello, Traetta, and Jommelli.
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Ho vinto, Amor (I)
Ho vinto, Amor
Ho vinto, Amor (II)
Il Domiziano: Fero si scopre furibondo il cielo
Il Domiziano: La stella infelice de’ crudi tiranni
Il Domiziano: De l’immortale virtù sovrana
Fero Si Scopre Furibondo Il Cielo
La Stella Infelice De' Crudi Tiranni
De L'immortale Virtù Sovrana
O De' Gran Flavi Sangue Pregiato
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